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<blockquote data-quote="Favre&gt;Rodgers259" data-source="post: 815226" data-attributes="member: 10866"><p>Since we are now less than 100 days from the Draft, and roughly 2 weeks from the completion of the Senior Bowl and East-West Shrine Game, I'd figure now's the time to post my Mock. I'll update after the games, Combine, Pro Days, and any scandals accordingly. Since I'm currently deployed overseas and incessantly bored, I opted for FanSpeak's Premium features which included custom boards, using multiple boards, and trades.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>12th Overall -</strong> <em>Josh Allen - Edge/Kentucky</em> - Kyler Murray did exactly what I thought he would, jumped Dwayne Haskins to be the 1st QB off the board and once Haskins was gone **** hit the fan. Both Josh Allen and Devin White were there for the taking, but I give Allen the top grade here. I don't think I need to say much, he was mostly unblockable in the SEC this year.</p><p></p><p style="text-align: center"><strong><em><u>TRADE!!!!</u></em></strong></p> <p style="text-align: center"><strong><em><u></u></em></strong></p> <p style="text-align: center"><em>Green Bay trades the 32nd Overall Pick to New England (Noah Fant)</em></p> <p style="text-align: center"><em>New England Trades the 56th, 61st, and the 125th Overall Picks to Green Bay</em></p> <p style="text-align: center"><em></em></p><p>I think Gute knows he can't move up with the 32nd Pick without mortgaging most of the Draft, but moving back to have three picks in the 2nd Round to improve the roster and try to erase the leftover lackluster talent from the Ted Thompson years? Yes please. I don't think I need to explain why Belichick would do it. Let's continue.</p><p></p><p><strong>44th Overall -</strong> <em>Chauncey Gardner-Johnson - Safety/Florida</em> - After watching Deionte Thompson in the NC, I have cooled on him considerably. He needs to impress at the Senior Bowl before I buy back in. Meanwhile, Florida routed Michigan in the Peach Bowl; with CGS(as I like to call him) getting a pick-six, but he was already trending upward prior to that game. CGS can play FS and Nickel, so the versatility is a plus as well, I just hope he doesn't test TOO well at the combine, otherwise that 32nd pick will be reserved just for him.</p><p></p><p><strong>56th Overall -</strong> <em>Irv Smith Jr - Tight End/Alabama</em> - I like the tape, he can block some in addition to his receiving abilities, not sure how much LaFleur likes double tight sets, but him with Jimmy G should we see a resurgence could be deadly. Regardless, I could see him as our next Bubba Franks, but better.</p><p></p><p><strong>61st Overall -</strong> <em>Beau Benzschawel - Guard/Wisconsin</em> - I'm gonna call him "Benz" for short. He's a starting Guard Day 1. I expect immediate improvement in AR not getting hit, and buying him extra time for these young receivers to get open so he can find them.</p><p></p><p><strong>75th Overall -</strong> <em>David Sills V - Wide Receiver/West Virginia</em> - I normally shy away from WVU prospects altogether, but he's the first one I've liked in a long time. He's a converted QB who fits the mold for what Gute likes to draft in a WR. He has great high point skills for the end zone and deep ball.</p><p></p><p><strong>108th Overall -</strong> <em>Devin Bush - Linebacker/Michigan -</em> He's a little undersized, but he's one of the most dynamic in his class. We have the DL in my opinion to support his shorter stature so that he can shoot through the gaps. Pass coverage shouldn't be too much of a concern either. This pick explicitly puts Burks in the hot seat.</p><p></p><p><strong>112th Overall -</strong> <em>Ross Pierschbacher - Guard/Alabama -</em> I think of all the OL during the NC game, PB seemed to fair pretty well(all things considered). In my opinion he starts opposite "Benz" Day 1, and the entire OL is thus now officially upgraded.</p><p></p><p><strong>125th Overall -</strong> <em>Ricky Walker- Defensive Line/Virginia Tech</em> - Ricky Walker is my answer for the underwhelming Montravius Adams. Ricky is every much as good as a pass rusher as he is against the run; just good, but not great. I like Walker to rotate in for Clark to keep him fresh without giving the opposing offensive line a break.</p><p></p><p><strong>140th Overall -</strong> <em>Jamal Peters - Cornerback/Mississippi State -</em> He's 6'2 with possibly 4.4 speed. He has pretty good man skills, which the Packers look for in a DB. Peters could eventually grow into a starter depending on how the roster shakes out in the next 2-3 years. But for the present I like him to step up if and when Kevin King's shoulder no longer holds up, and while I like Tony Brown, I'd still like to address the position further without a somewhat high pick.</p><p></p><p><strong>172nd Overall -</strong> <em>Bryce Love - Running Back/Stanford -</em> We need a running back as of right now the only sure bets to be on the roster are Jones and Williams. If either or even worse, BOTH go down our running game could be non-existent. I know he's coming off a torn ACL but as a 6th Round pick the risk/reward is worth it. He can ride the PUP or PS until he's ready and then we see what he's got. This pick may not really pay off until either the playoffs or 2020. But I'm very optimistic.</p><p></p><p><strong>180th Overall Pick -</strong> <em>Bobby Evans - Offensive Tackle/Oklahoma -</em> I like Gute to hold on to Bulaga as since we once again missed the postseason he has had additional time to rest/heal up. I think we all for the most part like Bulaga, as long as he's on the field. Let him earn his next contract, but in the meantime Bobby Evans has the physical tools and traits to be a starting tackle in the NFL, he just needs to improve his technique. Evans can learn under both Bulaga and Bakh, and perhaps in 2020 if Bulaga is no longer with us, Evans could maybe be another Bakh with some mentoring.</p><p></p><p><strong>204th Overall -</strong> <em>Jordan Scarlett - Running Back/Florida -</em> With the aforementioned Bryce Love probably out til at least midway through the season or beyond, the opportunity to cement a role in the offense is purely Scarlett's for the taking. He has some character issues from an incident dating back to 2017 with Browns rookie sensation Antonio Callaway, but I believe he will be just as fine as he was. Just like with Love, as a 7th Round Pick the risk/reward factor is absolutely right. But if I'm right, the Packers may not have enough carries to go around.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>At this time I will field all haters, I mean comments....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Favre>Rodgers259, post: 815226, member: 10866"] Since we are now less than 100 days from the Draft, and roughly 2 weeks from the completion of the Senior Bowl and East-West Shrine Game, I'd figure now's the time to post my Mock. I'll update after the games, Combine, Pro Days, and any scandals accordingly. Since I'm currently deployed overseas and incessantly bored, I opted for FanSpeak's Premium features which included custom boards, using multiple boards, and trades. [B] 12th Overall -[/B] [I]Josh Allen - Edge/Kentucky[/I] - Kyler Murray did exactly what I thought he would, jumped Dwayne Haskins to be the 1st QB off the board and once Haskins was gone **** hit the fan. Both Josh Allen and Devin White were there for the taking, but I give Allen the top grade here. I don't think I need to say much, he was mostly unblockable in the SEC this year. [CENTER][B][I][U]TRADE!!!! [/U][/I][/B] [I]Green Bay trades the 32nd Overall Pick to New England (Noah Fant) New England Trades the 56th, 61st, and the 125th Overall Picks to Green Bay [/I][/CENTER] I think Gute knows he can't move up with the 32nd Pick without mortgaging most of the Draft, but moving back to have three picks in the 2nd Round to improve the roster and try to erase the leftover lackluster talent from the Ted Thompson years? Yes please. I don't think I need to explain why Belichick would do it. Let's continue. [B]44th Overall -[/B] [I]Chauncey Gardner-Johnson - Safety/Florida[/I] - After watching Deionte Thompson in the NC, I have cooled on him considerably. He needs to impress at the Senior Bowl before I buy back in. Meanwhile, Florida routed Michigan in the Peach Bowl; with CGS(as I like to call him) getting a pick-six, but he was already trending upward prior to that game. CGS can play FS and Nickel, so the versatility is a plus as well, I just hope he doesn't test TOO well at the combine, otherwise that 32nd pick will be reserved just for him. [B]56th Overall -[/B] [I]Irv Smith Jr - Tight End/Alabama[/I] - I like the tape, he can block some in addition to his receiving abilities, not sure how much LaFleur likes double tight sets, but him with Jimmy G should we see a resurgence could be deadly. Regardless, I could see him as our next Bubba Franks, but better. [B]61st Overall -[/B] [I]Beau Benzschawel - Guard/Wisconsin[/I] - I'm gonna call him "Benz" for short. He's a starting Guard Day 1. I expect immediate improvement in AR not getting hit, and buying him extra time for these young receivers to get open so he can find them. [B]75th Overall -[/B] [I]David Sills V - Wide Receiver/West Virginia[/I] - I normally shy away from WVU prospects altogether, but he's the first one I've liked in a long time. He's a converted QB who fits the mold for what Gute likes to draft in a WR. He has great high point skills for the end zone and deep ball. [B]108th Overall -[/B] [I]Devin Bush - Linebacker/Michigan -[/I] He's a little undersized, but he's one of the most dynamic in his class. We have the DL in my opinion to support his shorter stature so that he can shoot through the gaps. Pass coverage shouldn't be too much of a concern either. This pick explicitly puts Burks in the hot seat. [B]112th Overall -[/B] [I]Ross Pierschbacher - Guard/Alabama -[/I] I think of all the OL during the NC game, PB seemed to fair pretty well(all things considered). In my opinion he starts opposite "Benz" Day 1, and the entire OL is thus now officially upgraded. [B]125th Overall -[/B] [I]Ricky Walker- Defensive Line/Virginia Tech[/I] - Ricky Walker is my answer for the underwhelming Montravius Adams. Ricky is every much as good as a pass rusher as he is against the run; just good, but not great. I like Walker to rotate in for Clark to keep him fresh without giving the opposing offensive line a break. [B]140th Overall -[/B] [I]Jamal Peters - Cornerback/Mississippi State -[/I] He's 6'2 with possibly 4.4 speed. He has pretty good man skills, which the Packers look for in a DB. Peters could eventually grow into a starter depending on how the roster shakes out in the next 2-3 years. But for the present I like him to step up if and when Kevin King's shoulder no longer holds up, and while I like Tony Brown, I'd still like to address the position further without a somewhat high pick. [B]172nd Overall -[/B] [I]Bryce Love - Running Back/Stanford -[/I] We need a running back as of right now the only sure bets to be on the roster are Jones and Williams. If either or even worse, BOTH go down our running game could be non-existent. I know he's coming off a torn ACL but as a 6th Round pick the risk/reward is worth it. He can ride the PUP or PS until he's ready and then we see what he's got. This pick may not really pay off until either the playoffs or 2020. But I'm very optimistic. [B]180th Overall Pick -[/B] [I]Bobby Evans - Offensive Tackle/Oklahoma -[/I] I like Gute to hold on to Bulaga as since we once again missed the postseason he has had additional time to rest/heal up. I think we all for the most part like Bulaga, as long as he's on the field. Let him earn his next contract, but in the meantime Bobby Evans has the physical tools and traits to be a starting tackle in the NFL, he just needs to improve his technique. Evans can learn under both Bulaga and Bakh, and perhaps in 2020 if Bulaga is no longer with us, Evans could maybe be another Bakh with some mentoring. [B]204th Overall -[/B] [I]Jordan Scarlett - Running Back/Florida -[/I] With the aforementioned Bryce Love probably out til at least midway through the season or beyond, the opportunity to cement a role in the offense is purely Scarlett's for the taking. He has some character issues from an incident dating back to 2017 with Browns rookie sensation Antonio Callaway, but I believe he will be just as fine as he was. Just like with Love, as a 7th Round Pick the risk/reward factor is absolutely right. But if I'm right, the Packers may not have enough carries to go around. At this time I will field all haters, I mean comments.... [/QUOTE]
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